Pair Programming | Vibepedia

Pair programming is a software development technique where two programmers work together at one workstation, promoting real-time code review and collaboration. With one programmer acting as the driver and the other as the observer or navigator, they switch roles frequently to ensure both are engaged and contributing to the coding process. According to some sources, companies like Google and Amazon have successfully implemented pair programming. With the rise of remote work and collaboration tools like Slack and Zoom, pair programming has become more accessible for distributed teams.